On-premises Sharepoint/CRM integraton failing at last step.

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Hi,

I've been trying to get a Vanilla on-premises: CRM 2016 and Sharepoint 2016 integrated (server side integration) and followed all the steps on:

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn949332.aspx

as well as the dependent steps for creating Apps Proxy, User Profile, Metadata Manager etc. on Sharepoint.

Using a wildcard public ssl certificate

All Powershell scripts are completing successfully

It is failing on the last few steps:

1. Get the sharepoint realm id: When I go into Site App permissions there is the following message: There are no Apps having explicit access to this site (this may well be the issue)

So instead I used the Get-SPAuthenticationRealm (powershell) to get the realmID

2. Run the Enable server-based SharePoint Integration Wizard: I get the following error - site is invalid because: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.</exception></site>.

This is not due to it not finding the site (get a different error if you connect to an incorrect URL)

Any thoughts on why this is failing or what to check?

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Morne Wolfaardt on at

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I had a similar issue with a self signed certificate. Did you add your certificate in SharePoint under a trust provider? Also enable CRM tracing.. I had the problem that the certificates differs.

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Thanks for coming back to me. It's a public signed certificate (not self signed) but I'll check the Trust Provider settings and put trace on.

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The same issue occur for me. Do you know how to solve it? I have already posted in this community. Please help me.

community.dynamics.com/.../208299

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Where did you see you had to add your Sharepoint cert as a trust provider?

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In the end I did not need to do this.

Microsoft has since improved the instructions on how to integrate Sharepoint and CRM so the instructions actually work: technet.microsoft.com/.../dn531154.aspx

Although it is still pretty turgid.

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